<p>The Lagos State Law Enforcement Training Institute (LETI) has charged newly trained Central Business District (CBD) Enforcement Officers to uphold integrity and professionalism in the discharge of their duties.</p>



<p>The Director General LETI, Mr Ifalade Oyekan made the call at the end of a three-day training held at the institute for new volunteers of the CBD Corps.</p>



<p>The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that 40 officers participated in the law enforcement officers proficiency training.</p>



<p>They were trained on various aspects of law enforcement including public transportation and traffic management, emotional intelligence, investigation, human relations, first aid, physical agility and self defense.</p>



<p>Oyekan said the training was in fulfillment of the institute’s mandate to equip law enforcement officers with 21st century professional standards and tactical proficiency needed for quality delivery of service.</p>



<p>He furthered that the activities of the institute were in line with the Lagos State Government THEMES agenda which are: Traffic Management and Transportation; Health and Environment; Education and Technology; Making Lagos a 21st Century state; Security and Governance.</p>



<p>“The Security of lives and property is paramount to the Lagos state government which was why this training was mandated and approved by Gov. Babajide Sanwo-Olu under the THEMES agenda.</p>



<p>“You have received training for three days in different aspects that will mould and shape your operation on the field.</p>



<p>“I urge you to be very diligent, respect senior officers, be courteous and most importantly, uphold your integrity because this will take you far in life.</p>



<p>Oyekan said the newly trained members would be monitored periodically to evaluate their performance on the field vis-a-vis the training received.</p>



<p>He also urged the officers to adhere strictly to safety guidelines of the NCDC and Lagos state government directives in the discharge of their duties during the COVID-19 pandemic.</p>



<p>He added that the institute would commence its ; training programmes for other law enforcement agencies in the coming weeks which would be done in accordance to the safety guidelines.</p>

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